Indian Paramilitary soldiers stand guard on a deserted street during curfew in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, today
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MORE than 500 people have been arrested by Indian security forces since the communications blackout began in Kashmir, a state-run radio station revealed today.
People remained holed up in their homes for a fourth day in the divided region as the news was released.
All India Radio reported cross-border firing by Indian and Pakistani troops.
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